Terrence Said:

Do you have any good journal prompts?

We Answered:

Who are you, really?
Where were you born? circumstances? Stories?
Family members? how do you feel about them?
Hobbies - musical, artistic, creative abilities, an interesting class you've taken
goals and future plans
If you could go anywhere in the world, where would you go?
100 places to see before you die?
10 things you MUST do before you turn 40, 50, 60,
How's your health?
Children? Have any? Want some?
Thoughts on current events? Socialism, healthcare, war, etc.
Things you'd like to learn
People you'd like to meet
What's your favorite..... pizza, book, artist, etc.
accidents
adventures you've taken
outstanding experiences
Firsts - boy/girlfriend, date, memory, airplane ride, etc

Roland Said:

What are some really good writing prompts that I can get deep into?

We Answered:

The best question to ask yourself is "What if?". What if Angels lived on Earth? What if there were alternate realities? What if we could go back and change history? What if you had to describe the color green to someone who was blind? Could you do it?

If that doesn't help, you can always Google "writing prompts".

Write about yourself, but give it a fictitious twist! What is the worst date you ever had? Now make it a thousand times worse when you recollect it by adding in random elements.

Look around the room. What are some objects you can incorporate into your writing?

And my favorite: eavesdrop on someone's conversation, and use the first thing someone says and write an interesting story around the dialogue.

Marsha Said:

Looking for Christian/bible focused journal prompts?

We Answered:

Biblegateway.com has a lot of good material.

Tommy Said:

What are some sites with prompts actually worth writing about?

We Answered:

http://www.notebookinhand.com ask them they're really good at giving prompts.